In an emergency call 000. For alcohol and other drug support, the National Alcohol and Other Drug Hotline is 1800 250 015 — free, confidential, 24 hours.
From liveslivedwell.org.au, September 2026. Not supplied by the service.TREATMENT SERVICE
THE SERVICE
The Wyla withdrawal unit is the detoxification arm of Lives Lived Well's 20-bed Wyla Residential Services on the Bloomfield Campus at Orange, New South Wales. It takes voluntary admissions aged 18 and over withdrawing from alcohol or other drugs, and the stay is typically seven days. Staff are on site around the clock and residents are assessed on arrival by a registered nurse and a general practitioner. Many go on to the rehabilitation program on the same site.
A person can detox where they will be treated. Confirm medical cover, timing and whether it costs extra.
From liveslivedwell.org.au, September 2026. Not supplied by the service.
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Wyla is a Lives Lived Well alcohol and other drug service on the Bloomfield Campus just outside Orange in central NSW, combining a voluntary medical withdrawal unit with a residential rehabilitation unit of 20 beds.
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